> I‘m sorry, but 99% of the population will prefer a random shiny device That part gives me the impression of a fatalist stance, and I see that waaay too often

> I‘m sorry, but 99% of the population will prefer a random shiny device That part gives me the impression of a fatalist stance, and I see that waaay too often. When everybody does x, but doing y gives some profit, people are all interested. But if it's doing y for some other reason, then it's always the "that battle is lost", or "the majority will never change". Argh! It is quite irrelevant if the majority buys random shiny devices or not. What matters only is if there are enough customers of good devices.